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Scout SDK
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The Scout SDK is the tooling provided with Eclipse Scout. It keeps working with Eclipse Scout as simple as possible.
Navigation support for the application model and intuitive component wizards provide the ideal environment to
beginners for building complete, high-quality Scout applications.
The Scout SDK contains the Scout Explorer, the Scout Objects
Properties view, and a wide range of wizards. The
user navigates through the application model in the Scout
Explorer. The Scout Objects Properties view provides direct
access to the available Scout properties for the selected
element in the Scout Explorer. The wizards support
the creation of application components, such as dialogues
on the client side or services on the server side by generating
the necessary Java code.
The Scout SDK provides round-trip-engineering for the application
model and the Java source files. Each developer
in a team is free to decide on an individual basis whether
Eclipse Scout Factsheet | 2013
to work in the Scout perspective, the Java perspective, or
to switch back and forth between the two.
Eclipse Scout is very friendly to Java developers. Thanks
to the Scout SDK tooling, only a rough understanding of
the underlying Eclipse/OSGi/J2EE technologies is required.
Implementation and deployment of a „hello world“ application
takes less than 10 minutes. And after just two days
of Scout training, Java developers can create their own
complex multi-tier business application. As Scout is fully
based on Java/Eclipse standards, developers may take full
advantage of existing Java/Eclipse know-how.
This screenshot of the Scout SDK shows how a dialogue form is created: The specifications of the MessageField highlighted in
the Scout Explorer are listed in detail in the Scout Object Properties view and shown as Java code in the column to the right.
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